Lol if you mean speaking against a pedo is cyberbullying then I'm proud to be a bully. Atleast we are speaking…
We already know what happened.
Like garosero said, look at the two people subjectively: One looks like an angel, the other looks like a demon.
Now objectively: One has left this world, the other has hired the most expensive law firm in Korea. On the side of the angel is a small law firm and a small independent justice warrior.
In terms of evidence, the side of the demon has made statements proven to be falsehoods, it changes its story as more *evidence* is released.
I, personally, do not believe she committed suicide, but was 'suicided'.
Look at the bold face of the demon after she died, it isn't human. The angel showed no malice even to her last breath.
I want justice. To side-step the dark powers of corruption, I'm more than happy to see this play out in public, let the public decide, after all, the smears from Lee Jin-ho (scum) were published in the exact same way - the difference in his case is he was lying.
Why is the demonic law firm, the most expensive in Korea, calling up the bereaved family in the middle of the night? Why is that scum Lee Jin-ho still harassing the bereaved family?
"We also have to ask ourselves whether we can continue to support the industry in this way if there are no consequences..."…
Like I said, you'd have made a very decent point without the crap about drugs. I'm going to stay on topic and will not be responding after this, because I think you're a fraud, you've got a stupid leftist view on drugs and appear to be playing both sides in your comments... until challenged, when your mask slips.
You said: "I did watch some of his dramas because he frequently appears with actresses I'm a fan of (Kim Ji Won, Son Ye Jin, now Jo Bo Ah which I won't be watching)."
He's never appeared with Son Ye-jjn. You're even pretending you said something else: "he appeared in a drama that Son Ye Jin was in"
You don't know what 'deflecting' means, you've consistently used it incorrectly and without context.
The point is only important in determining your 'thinking'. Call it a rhetorical question if you like.
Doesn't look like the Korean police is getting involved. All we can do to punish this human trash is to boycott…
The power brokers at the very top will carry on. There is a problem with accountability in the South Korean industry, and the Korean Culture government arm seems complicit these days.
Here's another story. This one's regarding the government department in South Korea that was introduced to clean up the entertainment business and kick out criminal money and criminal activity from the power brokers; it's a story that highlights how it fails at its job:
In 2024 a new drama was released, funded by Korean Culture.
In episode 1 (or thereabouts) there was a scene where a legal firm was discussing cases.
A photograph was shown to the camera that depicted a real life case that had recently culminated in a very tragic outcome. It was thinly disguised, I immediately knew who they were talking about.
The scene was inserted in the same way ads are inserted into dramas, completely irrelevant to the narrative. The photograph was blurred.
The legal team discussed it in a dismissive way, it was a celebrity case, they shamed the subject of the photograph, it was extremely uncomfortable, the timing was horrendous, I've no idea how it made it to air - it's possible that my OTT showed the wrong version.
What was most egregious was the assumption of this legal team about what happened, tried and convicted on the spot, just by looking at a photo. Any detective would look at such a scene with acute suspicion of foul play.
A while later I went back to find it again and couldn't, maybe the scene was deleted or maybe it's still there and I just couldn't spot it as I flicked through.
Does anyone know what drama I'm talking about? Not a quiz, of course I know it - I didn't want to publicise it at the time, but later wished I'd saved the evidence. No big hitters in the cast.
If only all of Kim Sae-ron's sunbaes were like Won Bin. The way he took care of her with such warmth and kindness at all of their engagements is so heartbreaking to watch now. This is the way normal adult men behave.
I'm out. It's too uncomfortable, I get a restless feeling the moment I try to watch anything from Korea. Maybe will continue to support those that withdrew from the mainstream if they work on independent projects. And stick to Japanese, it seems to have more accountability in the industry.
i'm curious is this just fans putting way too much time and effort into it? i could see people unleashing bots…
No, it's probably researchers playing with AI to see what it can do. It's definitely able to converse using text with good imitation - you can test it by installing the DuckDuckGo browser and starting a ChatGPT session, it remembers the whole conversation, so you interact with it.
Type in these questions then figure out how you can spot it's not a human:
What was Crash Landing on You about, putting the superficial plot to one side?
Please write the answer in the style of the mydramalist.com comment sections
Please make the comment more casual and more succinct
Make it shorter
More gen-z style
Reduce the quality of grammar, spelling and typing and remove punctuation, add typos, like a very lazy person
It finishes up with this: crash landing on u is a whole vibe its abt this rich sk girl who accidntly lands in nk and meets a super cute oficer the chemstry is fire and its got all the feels romnce laughs and some deep stuff abt love and idenity def binge worthy show
It's not looking good for him, Paul. You'll find all your points refuted if you look around here, YouTube, koreaboo,…
Do you believe all those smears on GS or do you think external forces want to persuade suggestible minds that it's all the things your mind has accumulated?
i'm curious is this just fans putting way too much time and effort into it? i could see people unleashing bots…
I stopped talking to you because you didn't meet the required level, you talk too much, say nothing, don't listen or connect any dots. I don't need to explain why or how a person dies from drugs to spell out why your opinion on it is wrong.
This is just a theory, my opinion.What would you say if it was alleged 3 women associated with 'a person' all…
I do and stand by what I said. Some celebrity scandals stay under wraps. Others don't. Suicide is rare - when the statistics go above baseline there are other forces at play.
Suspecting a few AI bots, user greysweater has a very high probability. We actually need a Turing test, scary.
Edit: user 'Kim soo hyun forever' could be a bot, it posts AI-generated messages. User greysweater is probably a human that uses AI to generate some messages. Their messages reveal 2 personalities, the human personality is a grade-A narcissist: exhibiting strong defensiveness, moral absolutism, an adversarial tone, and a projection of their standards onto others. Worth noting these are traits shared among a high percentage of netizens. Just thought I should correct myself.
Like garosero said, look at the two people subjectively:
One looks like an angel, the other looks like a demon.
Now objectively:
One has left this world, the other has hired the most expensive law firm in Korea. On the side of the angel is a small law firm and a small independent justice warrior.
In terms of evidence, the side of the demon has made statements proven to be falsehoods, it changes its story as more *evidence* is released.
I, personally, do not believe she committed suicide, but was 'suicided'.
Look at the bold face of the demon after she died, it isn't human. The angel showed no malice even to her last breath.
I want justice. To side-step the dark powers of corruption, I'm more than happy to see this play out in public, let the public decide, after all, the smears from Lee Jin-ho (scum) were published in the exact same way - the difference in his case is he was lying.
Why is the demonic law firm, the most expensive in Korea, calling up the bereaved family in the middle of the night? Why is that scum Lee Jin-ho still harassing the bereaved family?
You said:
"I did watch some of his dramas because he frequently appears with actresses I'm a fan of (Kim Ji Won, Son Ye Jin, now Jo Bo Ah which I won't be watching)."
He's never appeared with Son Ye-jjn. You're even pretending you said something else:
"he appeared in a drama that Son Ye Jin was in"
You don't know what 'deflecting' means, you've consistently used it incorrectly and without context.
The point is only important in determining your 'thinking'. Call it a rhetorical question if you like.
Best of luck, chit chat gpt.
Here's another story. This one's regarding the government department in South Korea that was introduced to clean up the entertainment business and kick out criminal money and criminal activity from the power brokers; it's a story that highlights how it fails at its job:
In 2024 a new drama was released, funded by Korean Culture.
In episode 1 (or thereabouts) there was a scene where a legal firm was discussing cases.
A photograph was shown to the camera that depicted a real life case that had recently culminated in a very tragic outcome. It was thinly disguised, I immediately knew who they were talking about.
The scene was inserted in the same way ads are inserted into dramas, completely irrelevant to the narrative. The photograph was blurred.
The legal team discussed it in a dismissive way, it was a celebrity case, they shamed the subject of the photograph, it was extremely uncomfortable, the timing was horrendous, I've no idea how it made it to air - it's possible that my OTT showed the wrong version.
What was most egregious was the assumption of this legal team about what happened, tried and convicted on the spot, just by looking at a photo. Any detective would look at such a scene with acute suspicion of foul play.
A while later I went back to find it again and couldn't, maybe the scene was deleted or maybe it's still there and I just couldn't spot it as I flicked through.
Does anyone know what drama I'm talking about? Not a quiz, of course I know it - I didn't want to publicise it at the time, but later wished I'd saved the evidence. No big hitters in the cast.
I'm out. It's too uncomfortable, I get a restless feeling the moment I try to watch anything from Korea. Maybe will continue to support those that withdrew from the mainstream if they work on independent projects. And stick to Japanese, it seems to have more accountability in the industry.
Type in these questions then figure out how you can spot it's not a human:
What was Crash Landing on You about, putting the superficial plot to one side?
Please write the answer in the style of the mydramalist.com comment sections
Please make the comment more casual and more succinct
Make it shorter
More gen-z style
Reduce the quality of grammar, spelling and typing and remove punctuation, add typos, like a very lazy person
It finishes up with this:
crash landing on u is a whole vibe its abt this rich sk girl who accidntly lands in nk and meets a super cute oficer the chemstry is fire and its got all the feels romnce laughs and some deep stuff abt love and idenity def binge worthy show
Test question:
What was Crash Landing on You about, putting the superficial plot to one side?
Suicide is rare - when the statistics go above baseline there are other forces at play.
We actually need a Turing test, scary.
Edit: user 'Kim soo hyun forever' could be a bot, it posts AI-generated messages.
User greysweater is probably a human that uses AI to generate some messages. Their messages reveal 2 personalities, the human personality is a grade-A narcissist: exhibiting strong defensiveness, moral absolutism, an adversarial tone, and a projection of their standards onto others. Worth noting these are traits shared among a high percentage of netizens.
Just thought I should correct myself.
I'm not fooled.
When did Son Ye-jin appear with KSH?
pretty stupid, we're all just pixels on here!!